Hindu theological ideas encompass beliefs about the nature of God and the foundation of religious belief, focusing on concepts like rebirth, the immortality of the soul, sin, merit, deeds, morality, and salvation. The ideas of karma and dharma emphasize that one's social class is determined by past deeds, while following good actions can lead to a higher status in future lives. Moksha represents the ultimate goal of liberation from the cycle of birth and death, influenced by one's actions in previous lives.

1. HINDU THEOLOGICAL IDEAS
Hindu believes in certain theological ideas.
It all about a series of theories about the natures
of God and of the foundation of religious belief.

2. THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS;
punarjanma,.( rebirth)
Immortality of atma.( soul)
Papa. (Sin)
Punya.( Merit)
Karam ( deed).
Dharma ( morality)
Moksha. ( salvation)

3. THE IDEA OF KARMA TEACHES A
HINDU;
•He is born in a particular social group ( caste/
family).
•There is a reason to be born in particular family.
•It is based on his deeds performed by him in his
pervious birth ( purva Janma).

4. THE IDEA OF DHARMA TELLS;
•If a person follows good deeds in his/her present
birth, he will be born in a highest caste or in a
high social group in his/her next birth.

5. THE IDEA OF MOKSHA TELLS ;
•The idea of moksha reminds a person that one’s
papa and punya will determine the resale of one’s
soul from the chan of birth and death.